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LSX Pilot Adapter
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Re: LSX Pilot Adapter
My LM7 crank pilot depth is 16.9mm
If you did not clean the crank seat out very well it could cause it to protrude some. Also if the LS1 flywheel has been resurfaced, it will cause your situation as well. I've always wondered if non-factory flywheels are way off in total depth to cause this problem. Whatever disc you have has to be flat at the rear hub. If it's not, grind it flat.
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And should extend out for more spline engagement...
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If you did not clean the crank seat out very well it could cause it to protrude some. Also if the LS1 flywheel has been resurfaced, it will cause your situation as well. I've always wondered if non-factory flywheels are way off in total depth to cause this problem. Whatever disc you have has to be flat at the rear hub. If it's not, grind it flat.
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And should extend out for more spline engagement...
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Re: LSX Pilot Adapter
This is the disc I was sent:
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crank seat is definitely clean, and definitely 16.16mm deep. LS1 flywheel is NEW, but is not a factory flywheel, which I guess could be an issue. Which disc is that pictured? Maybe I should pick one up and see if it fits better.
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crank seat is definitely clean, and definitely 16.16mm deep. LS1 flywheel is NEW, but is not a factory flywheel, which I guess could be an issue. Which disc is that pictured? Maybe I should pick one up and see if it fits better.
Re: LSX Pilot Adapter
You can clearly see that disc you have needs it's rear hub face ground FLAT.
Do that and move on.
The original one I installed (Pic) is Autozone CP-4018. Last time I checked they were all sold out locally.
Do that and move on.
The original one I installed (Pic) is Autozone CP-4018. Last time I checked they were all sold out locally.
xschop- Posts : 2711
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Re: LSX Pilot Adapter
Think we got her figured out. Eric needs to machine down that hub on the flywheeel side and all should be right with the world again.
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Re: LSX Pilot Adapter
I believe the original Spec discs were the same problem. My clutch builder made a few discs for me and used center hubs from the Dodge trucks (Just like CP-4018) that have no rear protrusion. Those have been long sold and one is in my swap since I blew the PP on a 6500rpm shift LOL.
Also you should be using the 15x35x11 roller bearing since your flywheel total depth may be shorter than factory.
Also you should be using the 15x35x11 roller bearing since your flywheel total depth may be shorter than factory.
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Re: LSX Pilot Adapter
xschop wrote:I believe the original Spec discs were the same problem. My clutch builder made a few discs for me and used center hubs from the Dodge trucks (Just like CP-4018) that have no rear protrusion. Those have been long sold and one is in my swap since I blew the PP on a 6500rpm shift LOL.
Also you should be using the 15x35x11 roller bearing since your flywheel total depth may be shorter than factory.
Pretty sure that is what I have. The PB sits flush with the adapter when inserted. Thanks guys!
Re: LSX Pilot Adapter
so for truck specs engines it need to be flush to the flywheel? im starting to think i didnt do enought mesuring on my car i bought a whole setup from kent at tpc for clutch pressure plate and flywheel all stock gear and my engine is a truck 6 L 2003 gen 3 ... i know my pb dept is good but i didnt have to move my TT shaft in its on stock positioning...
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